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Scales, Questionnaire and Test
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30/04/2024 8:27 pm
hello,
I would like the reliability and validity of these scales so I can mention them in my academic research.
Would be appreciated if you could help me out on this.
- Lay Procrastination scale for students
- Frost and shows 15 item Indecisiveness scale
- Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale - Junior Form (PSPS; Hewitt et al., 2003)
01/05/2024 1:35 pm
As you know, when scale use in any research, its different reliability and validity based on population and some other factors. However, I try to provide orginal article where author can mentioned their reliability and validity. But my suggestion for you that you check also those articles where researchers use these scale and their topic similar to you.
As I mentioned earlier, I will provide one by one reliability and validity for you.
01/05/2024 1:39 pm
Lay Procrastination scale for students
For this scale, I already provide reliability and validity on my blog: Procrastination Scale - Psychology Roots
Kindly read and share your feedback. Please note that I also provide reference on my post. you can cross check for your query.
01/05/2024 1:46 pm
Frost and shows 15 item Indecisiveness scale
Here I attach the original article. you can see the reliability and validity.
01/05/2024 1:49 pm
Hewitt Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (HMPS; Hewitt & Flett, 1991) The HMPS is a 45-item measure of perfectionism consisting of three scales: Self-Oriented Perfectionism, Socially Prescribed Perfectionism, and Other Oriented Perfectionism. Internal consistencies range from .74 to .88 for the subscales (Hewitt & Flett, 1991).
Topic starter
01/05/2024 6:00 pm
@aamir for lay procrastination scale for students, I require the validity and reliability with values. so can you help me out.
This post was modified 3 weeks ago by eshitaamit
Topic starter
01/05/2024 6:03 pm
@aamir and for the perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale - Junior Form (18 item measure) (PSPS; Hewitt et al., 2003)
02/05/2024 4:45 pm
@eshitaamit As I provided the reference in my post, you can read that article for that information.